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Grammar Rules: ▼ Tenses
Be Present Simple Past Simple Present Continuous Past Continuous Present Perfect 1 Present Perfect 2 Present Perfect 3 Past Perfect Simple Past Perfect Continuous State/Action Verbs
▼ Futures
Future verbs Future plans Future predictions Future "simple" and "continuous" Future "perfect"
▼ Conditionals
First Conditional Second Conditional Third Conditional Mixed Conditionals Wish and If Only Would rather and would sooner
▼ Relative Clauses
Defining Relative Clauses Non-Defining Relative Clauses Relative Pronouns
▼ Passives
Active / Passive sentences Continuous passives Perfect passives Passives with get and have
▼ Reported Speech
Reported Speech Reported Questions Reporting Verbs
▼ Questions
Subject/Object Questions Indirect Questions Question Tags
▼ Articles
rules for a, an, the Articles with buildings
▼ Adjectives
ED and ING adjectives Strong/Weak (Gradable/Ungradable) Comparatives Superlatives (Not) as ... as Much/a bit + comparative
▼ Modal Verbs
General: Modal Verbs Ability: Can/Could Obligation: must etc. Deduction: must etc.
▼ Gerunds/Infinitives
After Verbs After Prepositions / Adjectives With a change in meaning

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Tenses

 

Futures

 

Conditionals

 

Relative Clauses

 

Passives

 

Reported Speech

 

Questions

 

Articles

 

Adjectives

 

Modal Verbs

 

Verb Patterns (Gerunds and Infinitives)

 

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